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$\sum _{m=-M}^{m}a_{m}x[(r-m)T/2]=y(r)$

The number of add/multiply operations is half the limits of the sumation above. Half results from only needing to perform calculations on half the data.

$(2M+1)(1/2)\!$

Substitute

$r/2=n=m/2\!$

in y(r) to get the result of the interpolating filter

$y(t)=\sum _{r=-\infty }^{\infty }y(r)\delta (t-rT/2)$